
RetailMeNot General Intern Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 7 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at RetailMeNot.
Intern
I applied on campus and had a quick chat with an engineer the day after. A few days later, they invited me for an on-site interview in Austin. The on-site day was pretty long, involving four technical interviews, a chat with the recruiter, and a HR-style interview with a senior developer, which took up most of the morning and afternoon. Overall, I liked the experience, but they never got back to me after the period they mentioned.
- Can you explain how to group data packets of varying sizes into the minimum number of larger packets, ensuring none exceed a specific maximum size?
Intern
Submitted an application online and then heard back from a recruiter. Had an interview on campus, and then was invited for a second round of interviews at the company's office. This onsite portion had like four or five interviews back-to-back. Everyone was really nice, from the recruiters to the interviewers. I even got sick the week of my interviews, and they were cool about it. Overall, it was a great experience and it felt like they genuinely care about the people interviewing with them.
- Based on mockups, how would you go about building them?
- From a UI/UX perspective, what user interaction features would you build?
- Can you explain JavaScript closures, prototypes, and scope?
Intern
I met them at a career fair and then had an interview at their downtown Austin office. After some initial warm-up questions, I went through a long coding interview that focused on a single problem. The office itself was nice, and the people were friendly. Finding parking downtown was difficult, and I had to pay for it since I missed their validated parking lot. I didn't get the job, likely because I struggled a few times during the coding interview.
- You're given a singly linked list of movie titles, sorted by how recently you watched them, with potential duplicates. Your task is to identify the movie title that appears only once and was watched the longest time ago.
RetailMeNot General Intern Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from RetailMeNot interview reports.
“Can you design an algorithm for a level order traversal of a binary tree, reversing the order of each level compared to the previous one?”
Read reports →“Can you explain how to group data packets of varying sizes into the minimum number of larger packets, ensuring none exceed a specific maximum size?”
Read reports →“Can you explain JavaScript closures, prototypes, and scope?”
Read reports →“Based on mockups, how would you go about building them?”
Read reports →“From a UI/UX perspective, what user interaction features would you build?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 RetailMeNot interview reports.